Insights for what's next

Explore practical perspectives that turn complex challenges and emerging trends into real-world outcomes.

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Q&A with Mara Campbell Highways & Bridges Market Director - Americas
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A view on the future of highways & bridges: A Q&A with Mara Campbell

Transportation infrastructure is the backbone of society, enabling efficient movement of people and goods, fostering economic growth, and enhancing quality of life by connecting communities and supporting sustainable development. In this Q&A, Jacobs Americas Market Director of Highways and Bridges Mara Campbell shares her take on the trends impacting today’s transportation infrastructure, what clients are focusing on, and how we’re co-creating the world to come.

Mara Campbell
Q&A with Seth Torma Jacobs Transportation Planner
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A view on the future of transportation planning: A Q&A with Seth Torma

At a time of rapidly changing work and living patterns, decisions made on transportation infrastructure can influence the shape and success of our cities for generations. In this Q&A, Jacobs Transportation Planner Seth Torma talks about what’s impacting planning today, what clients are focusing on, and highlights trends co-creating the world to come.

Seth Torma
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Applying global PFAS insights in UK and Europe: Creating a cross-sector solution for success

The rising impact of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances is arguably the greatest remediation and regeneration challenge our world has faced in the last 50 years. Add in the complexity of fast-changing regulation and compliance, and we’re collectively facing a moving, morphing target — just like the chemicals that make up PFAS. The answer lies in an innovative mix of talent, technology and industry collaboration, and Jane Thrasher, director of land quality and ground contamination, is pioneering the ideal formula.

Jane Thrasher
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A view on the future of transmission & distribution: A Q&A with Freddie van der Linde

The future of our world – economically, socially, technologically and environmentally – hinges on the evolution of energy systems, networks and infrastructure. In this Q&A, we connect with Jacobs Global Solutions Director for Transmission & Distribution Freddie van der Linde to discuss the trends and opportunities ahead for transmission and distribution and how we’re tackling the energy challenge in a changing world.

Freddie van der Linde
Change the world? Challenge accepted.
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Changing the world: How Kaitlyn Mammay accepted the challenge

The construction industry ranks second in suicides among major industries in the USA. Despite advancements in physical safety, mental health issues persist – leading to a decrease in productivity while workplace accidents, suicides, substance abuse and employee turnover increase. Kaitlyn Mammay is fostering mental health awareness and creating a culture of caring in the construction industry.

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A view on the future of environmental planning: A Q&A with Zein Mocke

As our clients and communities plan for a sustainable future, Jacobs Global Solutions Director of Environmental Planning Zein Mocke and his team help them navigate cross-market connectivity and achieve environmental planning success. Whether connecting our team of professionals with the right communities or staying ahead of regulatory changes, Zein and our global network develop the best solutions for clients and the environments they serve.

Zein Mocke
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Why I wear the “J” with Shannon Miller

There are three integral places where our shared attitudes and behaviors show up – the company’s values and practices, your team and network, and your experience day to day. President – Growth, Strategy & Digital Shannon Miller shares what she loves most about working at Jacobs.

Shannon Miller
Change the world? Challenge accepted.
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Changing the world: How Emily Sanders and Cory Hinds accepted the challenge

The island of Guam has multiple initiatives to improve resiliency and sustainability across different sectors, such as decarbonizing its energy grid and tackling waste problems which impact residents. Emily Sanders and Cory Hinds are developing strategies to help the Port of Guam improve resiliency and sustainability for the island.

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    Co-creating the world to come

    From developing climate resilience and transitioning to a low-carbon future, to modernizing and transforming infrastructure, governments and businesses face critical challenges. How they respond will define our future.

    As our clients navigate these challenges, we help them think differently – working together to pioneer tomorrow's infrastructure solutions and build the foundations for a prosperous, secure future. 

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